Hong Kong - a city famous for its skyscrapers, dim sum and martial arts as well as a bustling metropolis has another unique side of history which isn't taught in schools, or even the city's guidebooks. It is largely hidden from the public view. This podcast aims to unravel the histories and mysteries of people of non-Chinese descent who contributed to Hong Kong — in different ways both in the past and the present from the Muslim soldiers who came to the city to a Sri Lankan virologist discovering SARS. You'll be travelling with me in my quest to find what I call the "Hidden Hongkongers".
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